Long COVID, PEM, and the PT in the ED

Update: 2023-12-19

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“PEM/PESE was the most common thing no one ever heard of before the COVID-19 pandemic, and now it's even more common. People with PEM/PESE are already coming to the ED and they will be more commonly encountered there over time.”

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Long COVID, PEM, and the PT in the ED

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Long COVID, PEM, and the PT in the ED

Rebekah Griffith

Long COVID, PEM, and the PT in the ED